Security crisis threatens Yemeni transition
West’s close relations with President Hadi risk handing propaganda coup to militants including al-Qaeda who are increasingly powerful
The latest news and analysis on the fight against global terrorism plus a special FT investigation into the evolution of the al-Qaeda global terror network
Special Immigration Appeals Commission cites extra strain on security services as reason for denying bail to the radical Islamist cleric
Move aims to prop up new government
West’s close relations with President Hadi risk handing propaganda coup to militants including al-Qaeda who are increasingly powerful
Western security agencies fear that, with its ever more virulent rhetoric and grassroots support, Lashkar-e-Taiba – the militant Islamist group accused of staging the Mumbai attacks – could broaden its ambitions
International leaders believe local representation will help root out global terrorist networks and end piracy bred in Somalia
The Arab uprisings that have given Hamas newfound regional legitimacy have also put pressure on the group to rethink its direction, writes Tobias Buck
James Blitz examines the fears that keep security officials awake

Imagine the outcry, the prime minister thinks to himself, if he authorised the return of British citizens and they blew up a city centre, writes Philip Stephens
Radical Basque nationalist allies show the way forward is though the ballot box – and that violence could block more gains
No country should be put in a position where it is forced to choose between justice and the protection of its own citizens
Eta’s recent manoeuvres are the last twitches of a dying organisation. The government must remove the last causes of Basque discontent